Choose language exam preparation by checking the organiser's current level, registration and task requirements first, then assessing the learner's listening, speaking, reading and writing. One-to-one preparation can move through diagnosis, focused practice, mock work and final adjustments; dates and rules must always follow official notices.
8 courses
Examinations
Choose language exam preparation by checking the organiser's current level, registration and task requirements first, then assessing the learner's listening, speaking, reading and writing. One-to-one preparation can move through diagnosis, focused practice, mock work and final adjustments; dates and rules must always follow official notices.
Total 8 courses
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Academically supported by the Institute of Chinese Language Education of Peking University, this course is designed for Hong Kong students seeking an authoritative Mandarin qualification. It follows the GAPSK syllabus closely and covers all four skills — listening, speaking, reading and writing. Systematic teaching combined with high-fidelity mock papers familiarises students with the public exam formats and exam technique, building confidence quickly and helping them secure a certificate that carries weight — solid evidence of language ability for future school applications and interviews.
Course Content
· Aligned with Peking University expertise: follows the latest official syllabus, with scientific, objective training across all four skills.
· High-fidelity exam practice: selected mock papers give realistic practice, familiarising students with the format and closing gaps
· Greater exam confidence: from technique to mindset, students answer more fluently and win awards with ease
· Precisely pitched lesson counts: finely graded by age and level, 16 lessons per level, working steadily through each grade
Course Levels
Separate kindergarten, lower primary, upper primary and junior secondary groups, 16 lessons per level, efficiently linked to a qualification recognised for school admissions.
Accreditation
Our centre is a GAPSK accredited course partner and member.
To encourage primary and secondary students whose first language is not Chinese to study the language, and to develop and raise their Chinese ability, Hanban (the Chinese National Office for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language) has, since 2004, brought together specialists in Chinese language teaching, linguistics, psychology and educational measurement from China and abroad. On the basis of extensive research into how Chinese is actually taught in schools overseas, they developed the new Youth Chinese Test (YCT).
Course Content
Candidates who pass YCT Level 1 can understand and use the most common Chinese words and sentences, and are equipped to study Chinese further.
Candidates who pass YCT Level 2 can understand and use some very simple Chinese words and sentences, meeting basic communication needs.
Candidates who pass YCT Level 3 can communicate simply and directly in Chinese on familiar everyday topics, reaching a strong elementary standard.
Candidates who pass YCT Level 4 can use Chinese to handle basic communication tasks in daily life and study, and can cope with most situations they encounter when travelling in China.
Course Levels
The YCT has a written and a spoken component, which are independent of each other. The written test comprises YCT Level 1, YCT Level 2, YCT Level 3 and YCT Level 4; the spoken test comprises YCT (Elementary) and YCT (Intermediate), and is conducted as a recording.
The Chinese Proficiency Test (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi, or HSK) is an international standardised test of Chinese proficiency for non-native speakers (including foreign nationals, overseas Chinese and members of China's ethnic minorities). It focuses on candidates' ability to use Chinese to communicate in daily life, study and work, its main purpose being to let candidates gauge their command of the language. As the world's most authoritative unified Chinese proficiency test, the HSK has become an important way for learners to measure their own level and demonstrate their Chinese ability to others.
Written Test
Candidates who pass HSK Level 1 can understand and use some very simple Chinese words and sentences, meet specific communication needs, and are equipped to study Chinese further.
Candidates who pass HSK Level 2 can communicate simply and directly in Chinese on familiar everyday topics, reaching a strong elementary standard.
Candidates who pass HSK Level 3 can use Chinese to handle basic communication tasks in daily life, study and work, and can cope with most situations they encounter when travelling in China.
Candidates who pass HSK Level 4 can discuss a fairly wide range of topics in Chinese and communicate with native speakers with reasonable fluency.
Candidates who pass HSK Level 5 can read Chinese newspapers and magazines, enjoy Chinese film and television, and deliver a reasonably complete speech in Chinese.
Candidates who pass HSK Level 6 can easily understand the Chinese they hear or read, and express their views fluently in Chinese, whether spoken or written.
Spoken Test
Candidates who pass the HSKK Elementary spoken test can understand and speak about reasonably familiar everyday topics in Chinese, meeting basic communication needs.
Candidates who pass the HSKK can understand and communicate with native Chinese speakers with reasonable fluency.
Candidates who pass the HSKK Advanced spoken test candidates can understand and express their views fluently in Chinese.
Course Levels
The HSK (written test) comprises HSK Level 1, HSK Level 2, HSK Level 3, HSK Level 4, HSK Level 5 and HSK Level 6.
The HSKK comprises the Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced spoken tests.
The State Language Commission's Putonghua Proficiency Test (PSC) is the single most authoritative official Mandarin examination system, recognised worldwide. This course is designed for candidates preparing for the PSC and is entirely oriented towards the oral examination. By breaking down the core tasks — reading words and passages aloud and speaking on a given topic — it provides comprehensive, systematic training and targets individual weaknesses, so that learners master exam preparation methods in full and secure this national-level qualification.
Course Content
· Aligned with official standards: follows the State Language Commission's assessment criteria, with precise correction of pronunciation and intonation
· Breakthroughs in the oral exam: focused on reading aloud and the set-topic talk, with techniques for the trickiest tasks and stronger spoken communication
· High-fidelity mock tests: a fully authentic exam environment lets learners practise in real conditions and shed exam-day nerves
· A golden preparation plan: six months of systematic study, one lesson a week, building efficiently towards the three grades and six bands
Course Levels
48 lessons in total (roughly a six-month preparation period), building steadily towards a national-level qualification.
Administered by Cambridge ESOL of the University of Cambridge, these are the most widely recognised foundation English examinations in the world. The course focuses on listening, writing, reading and speaking skills, strengthening students' confidence in using English and equipping them with the right study techniques, so that both their communication skills and their interest in English improve. Cambridge English qualifications are recognised globally — an English assessment tool that opens international doors, and one that confirms a candidate's English ability to the world.
Course Content
Purpose-written exam workbooks provide varied listening, speaking, reading and writing practice, so that by the end of the course children are thoroughly prepared to do well in the examination.
The Trinity GESE (Graded Examinations in Spoken English) is a globally recognised public assessment of spoken English and listening ability, graded by level. In the examination itself, candidates hold a one-to-one conversation with an official examiner from Trinity in the UK. The GESE provides an internationally recognised, accurate and reliable assessment of a student's ability to communicate face to face in English. The preparation course equips students with the practical English skills the examination requires — skills they can go on using confidently in everyday life.
Course Content
Exam-specific materials familiarise learners with the rules and requirements of the examination; the course is built around the exam syllabus, teaching the vocabulary, grammar and expressions associated with each exam topic, and covers vocabulary and grammar study alongside listening and speaking practice.
An all-English environment and intensive, efficient training let you master the techniques behind a high score in a short time, lifting listening, speaking, reading and writing rapidly and across the board. Preparation plans are tailored to candidates at every level, so you learn the tricks of the examination, identify exactly where marks are being lost, and raise your score quickly and accurately. Consolidation of the fundamentals, breakthrough training on specific skills, past-paper analysis and dedicated mock practice all combine to see you through the examination with confidence.
Course Content
Learn how each question type is constructed, with incisive analysis of what each type is testing and the strategies for answering it; a bank of mock questions, essential answering techniques and simulated speaking practice give you the keys to the examination and the full benefit of real preparation experience.
Course Levels
Elementary – Intermediate – Advanced, 24 lessons per level.
DELE and SIELE are both official Spanish examinations certifying proficiency in Spanish as a foreign language. Each is internationally recognised and each follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). DELE stands for Diploma de Español como Lengua Extranjera (Diploma in Spanish as a Foreign Language), a traditional examination held on set dates during the year; SIELE stands for Servicio Internacional de Evaluación de la Lengua Española (International Spanish Language Evaluation Service) and is taken on a computer.
Course Content
An intensive exam preparation course through which you become familiar with exam technique; a series of mock examinations develops the skills and strategies needed to manage your time and handle the exam format; and targeted work on grammar, vocabulary and written expression helps you achieve the highest possible mark in every paper.
DELE Levels
DELE has six levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2.
A1 is entry level. Holders of an A1 diploma can cope with simple exchanges and talk about very everyday topics.
A2 is elementary level. Holders of an A2 diploma can understand and use frequently occurring expressions from daily life, introduce basic information about themselves, and ask about and discuss such information with others — family, friends, hobbies, shopping and travel, for example.
B1 is intermediate level. Holders of a B1 diploma have enough language to understand and take part in the basic situations of everyday life, and can manage comfortably when travelling abroad.
B2 is upper intermediate level. Holders of a B2 diploma can understand fairly complex written language, take an active part in academic discussion and write within their own field, express their views and opinions fluently, and converse with native Spanish speakers on general social topics without difficulty.
C1 is the level of fluency. Holders of a C1 diploma can express their thoughts without hindrance, command a broad vocabulary including literary and colloquial terms, carry out independent academic research, and write and even publish specialist papers.
C2 is the level of mastery. Holders of a C2 diploma have Spanish approaching that of a native speaker: besides using the language with complete assurance, they are well versed in the culture and customs that lie behind it.
SIELE Levels
SIELE has five levels: A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1.
Frequently Asked Questions
Confirm the intended group and the organiser's current requirements, then assess the child's starting point in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Practice can be broken into specific weaknesses and followed by mock work; always check GAPSK's official notices for registration, documents and rules.
The exams have different audiences and purposes. Consider the learner's language background, age, school or progression need, and the requirements of the organisation recognising the result. A trial assessment can suggest a preparation direction, but no single certificate replaces that decision.
No. Short courses can focus on clear weaknesses and familiarise learners with task formats, but outcomes also depend on starting level, practice frequency and exam-day performance. Early assessment and a realistic, adjustable practice plan are more reliable.
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